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Thanks Fran K for the reply.  I'm going to try a Briggs and Stratton 5500w 240v generator with a L15 30 r and my L6 20 adapter.  The problem is these 240v gens are HEAVY.  What about using 2 110v receptacles off a 110v gen into a single L6 20?  I'm sure Ironbox Electric would make me the adapter.  Would that work electrically?   

Guys,
I'm looking at buying the 2020 Freeride E and trying to ensure charging options.  So it sounds like we can charge the bike via the KTM charger with several types of US 220-250v plugs, 3 prong and 4 prong on the other end, correct?  It sounds like most people add an L6-20R receptacle at home to match the KTM charger plug for home charging. 

I want to charge the bike with a 240v generator.  Has anyone successfully done this?  IMO we need to be able to charge this bike out on the rode with a generator.  I see most 240v gens have a L14-30R receptacle.  I have found an adapter that fits that receptacle and has the L6-20R on the other end for the KTM charger.  I'm hoping that works....?

Any advice would be appreciated.